Galva Holstein Community School - Moo Yearbook (Holstein, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1948 volume:

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Seated: Gerane Camarigg, Verla Breytogle, Delores Ruhser, Loren Lorenzen lAssistant Editorl, Dolores Michaelsen lEditorl, Delores Goettsch, Lorna Meyer, Mary Ann Hansohn. Standing: Arlene Gries, Robert Vollmar, Dale Meyer, Kenneth Wulf, Don Vollmar, Floyd Soseman, Jr., James Langland, Elwayne Maser, Dale Huenecke, Val Gene Moeller, Dolores Lemke. Editor in Chief ...-............................ Dolores Michaelsen Assistant Editor .................................- Loren Lorenzen Business Manager ................................... Bob Vollmar Assistant Business Manager -,- .......................... Dale Meyer Editor, Boys' Sports ............................... Dale Huenecke Editor, Girls' Sports Mary Ann Hansohn Music .......................... -. ....-......... Val Gene Moeller Features ............-.............................. Don Vollmar James Langland Floyd Soseman Snapshots ........................................ Dolores Lemke Proofreaders ..... Typists ...................................... Senior High Classes ---------------------s---------- Delores Ruhser Verla Breytogle ------Arlene Gries Mary Ann Hansohn Elwayne Maser ------------------------------ Gerane Carnarigg Junior High and Grades ............................ Esther Scherner Artist .............................. -. ........... Delores Goettsch Photographs .................................. Senior Editor ..... - - Delores Goettsch ---------------------------------- Lorna Meyer Business Ads and Subscriptions ........................ Herbert Hunt Virgil Jensen Kenneth Wulf yy... HUHHH HF HHIEHHHN Left to right: Harland Hanson, Suptj Mildred Jackes, Treasurerg Norman Weiland, President Gladys Raabe, Secretaryj Fred Bargholsg Dr. O. A. Langland, President-electg Jesse Leonard Knew mernberlg W. P. Crane, M. D.g Walter Lorenzen. First row: Patricia Heller, Mabel Jacques, Madeline Short, Lorraine Forstrom, Sarah Jones, Edna Roberts, LaMerle Rydberg. Eecorgld row: Marion Fahan, Pearl Kitchen, Bernice Kuchel, Mildred Jatho, Viola Mohr, Alice tree . Third row: Marie Stoner, Russell Kraai, Arthur Gerber, Harland Hanson, Conrad Claussen HHISIIIN SIHHII IIIEIIIIY FIRST ROW: Patricia Heller-Home Economics and Social Studies- Uni- versity of Iowa, Mrs. Mabel Jacques-Second-Iowa State Teachers' College, Buena Vista College, Madeline Hatlen Short-English-Unh versity of Iowa, University of Minnesota, Northwestern University, Augustana College, Lorraine Forstrom-ComrnerciaI-University of South Dakota, Sarah Jones-Fifth-Iowa State Teachers' College, Colo- rado University, Buena Vista College, Edna Roberts--Iowa State Teach- ers' College, LaMerle Rydberg-Third-Buena Vista College. SECOND ROW: Marion Fahan-Kindergarten-Iowa State Teachers' Col- lege, Iowa State College, Buena Vista College, Pearl Kitchen- Seventh-Morningside College, Bernice Lomen Kuchel--Vocal Music- St. Olaf College, B. A. 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VV 1 Q . V, 2 v 4XV..'...5-VV.,Q:.l,'V.1,13 ' V, VV .. V, ,. . 2509 , N'gM,3,x ww- :::Vw1e,wQ.Q mg. V I 1' 3 ' 1 Q S -'Q , . .5 U ' VJ- . V V x x U ' I .' Vw S ,. . ,M ' 5, 5 ' ' ' ' , 2 ' cgi?- waz:-TQQQQW .. Q ,L :K'ff'Y:'??6ikf2?? ai LOREN LORENZEN, Lornie The woman that gets me is lucky. Moo Staff lAssistant Editorl5 Hi- larity 45 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Bas- ketball l, 2, 3, 45 Track l, 2, 3, 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Class President 45 Vice-President 25 9 H's5 Date Bait 4. VAL GENE MOELLER, Val l like to think out Ioud. Band l, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club l, 25 Football 25 Basketball l5 Class Treasurer 45 Vice-President 35 Boys' Quartet 2, 3, 45 Madrigal 25 Hilarity 3, 45 Moo Staff5 Date Bait 4. DOROTHY ARP, Dorf A quiet miss with a quiet way. Mixed Chorus 35 Pep Club 4. AUDREY BREYFUGLE, Audrey l appear quiet and shy, but when l'm alone, 'Oh my'l Pep Club l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 25 Date Bait 4. GERANE CAMARIGG, Gerane Toll, handsome men are my deIight'.' Cushing l, 25 Basketball l, 25 Glee Club l, 25 Class Officer 25 M'xed Chorus 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Moo Staff5 Date Bait 4. ROBERT VOLLMAR, Bob l argue long, I argue kate, ir a line is crooked, I'll argue it straight. Moo Staff5 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Brass SSXTETYG l. 2, 3, 45 Brass Quintet 45 Brass Quartet l, 2, 3, 45 Instru- mental solo l, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Vice President 45 Foot- ball l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Class Vice-President 45 Hilarity 2, 35 6 H's5 Date Bait 4. LORNA MEYER, Lorna There's no man in the world worth spending all your time on. Moo Staff5 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Hilarity 3, 45 Class Secretary 2, 45 Madrigal 25 Girls' Sextette 3, 45 3 H's5 Date Bait 4. VERDEAN BREMER, Bremer If it hurts you to think, why think? Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, 35 Track l, 2, 3, 45 Band l, 25 Pep Club 45 2 H's. VERLA BREYFOGLE, VerIa 0 shucks! I'Il paddle my own canoe. Basketball 25 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 45 Moo Staff5 Date Bait 4. GORDON CARSTENS, Gordie Knows o lot, but just can't think of it. Basketball l, 2, 35 Track 2, 3, 45 Football 45 2 H's. DORIS EWOLDT, Doris There's a little bit of bad in every good little girl. Pep Club 2, 3, 4. DELORES GOETTSCH, Del My private affairs are public. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, Drum Majorette 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sextette 3, Mixed Cho- rus l, 2, 3, 4, Hilarity 3, 4, Moo Staff, l H, Date Bait 4. ARLENE GRIES, Ozzie I really don't have to go in --particularly. Moo Staff, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sextette 3, 4, Vocal Solo 2, 3, 4, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hilarlty 4, Date Bait 4. DALE HUENECKE, Huenecke He's little but he's wise---quite a cut-up for his size. Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Class President 2, Trumpet Quartet 4, Moo Staff, 2 H's, Date Bait 4. VIRGIL JENSEN, Vrrg Studying makes some people wise, but it makes me otherwise. Band l, Football 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, 4 H's, Date Bait 4. ROBERT FRITZ, Fritz Wisdom on each face doth shine, but why doesn't it shine on mine? Band l, 2, 3, President 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Brass Sextette l, 2, 3, 4, Brass Quartet l, 2, 3, 4, Solo ilnstrumentall l, 2, 3, 4, Woodwind Quintet 2, Boys' Quartet g7':eo4 Club l, Football 2, Date GI . ROBERT GOETTSCH, Bob Sometimes l sit and think and sometfmes I just sit. Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, T a-'k 3 4' 2 's - , , la. MARY ANN HANSOHN, llMaryn We women do talk too much, but even then we don't tell half we know. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, Secretary 4, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Woodwind Quintet 2, Clarinet Quartet 4, Basketball l, Class Sec- retary and Treasurer 3, Hilarlty 3, 4, Moo Staff, Date Bait 4. HERBERT HUNT, Herb Like a iay he's a noisy bird, Usually seen and always heard. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, President 4, Moo Staff, 7 Hs. JAMES LANGLAND, Langland Of all my admirers, l'm the greatest. Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Brass Sextette l, 2, 3, 4, Brass Quartet 2, Hllarity l, 4, Moo Staff, 4 H's, Date Bait 4. DOLORES LEMKE, Tish Pretty to walk with-fun to talk with. Nice to think about too. Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Ba.ketball l, 2, 4, Cheerleader 3, Class President 3, Girls' Sextette l, 3, 4, Madrigal 2, Woodwind Quintet 2, 4, Hilarity l, 2, 3, 4, Moo Staff, l H, Date Bait 4. DALE MEYER, Dalee What he doesn't know doesn't , bother him. Mixed Chorus l, 2, 4, Pep Club 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Hilarity 4, Moo Staff, 8 H's. VIRGIL PFALZGRAF, Virg The belle in the church choir often calls him to worship. Football 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4, Class Sec.-Treasurer l, 2 H's. ESTHER SCHERNER, Essey Criticism is something you can avoid by saying nothing. Pep Club 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Moo Staff, 2 H's, Date Bait 4. FLOYD SOSEMAN, Soseman Dapper Dan-the ladies' man. Moo Staff, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Clar- inet Quartet 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Hilarity 3, 4, 2 H's, Date Bait 4. ELWAYNE MASER, Al l'm after the man who invented work. Moo Staff, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 4, Hilarity 4, Basketball l, 3, Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Trumpet Trio 3, 4, Trumpet Quartet 4, Brass Quartet 3, 4, 2 H's, Date Bait 4. DOLORES MICHAELSEN, Make GeneralIy speaking, she's generally speaking. Moo Staff lEditorl, Band .l, 2, 3, Secretary 4, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Sec.-Treasurer 2, Vice-President 4, Mixer Chorus l, 2, 3, Pre-ident 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Class Presi- dent l, Hilarity 3, 4, Ass't Editor 3, Clarinet Quartet 4, 4 H's, Date Bait 4. DELORES RU HSER, Ruhser Intelligence is not her only virtue. Ba:ketbalI 2, Mixed Chorus 4, Hi- larity 3, 4, Moo Staff. HAROLD SCHUBERT, Schubert He who knows most says least. Mixed Chorus 2, 3. RUSSELL STAMP, Dizzy l don't know where l'm headed, but l'm on my way. Football 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball 4, l H. DON VOLLMAR, Donnie The world is full of willing people -some willing to work, and I'm willing to let them. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Track 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, Vice-President 4, Pep Club 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Quartet I, 2, 3, 4, Brass Sextette 2, 3, 4, Brass Quartet 2, 3, 4, Instrumental Solo 35 Trumpet Trio 3, 4, Trum- pet Quartet 4, Madrigol 2, Moo Staff, 4 I-l'sg Date Bait 4. cfaii QLFOUIST White Carnation CIZCI-ii dofou Green and White Ufam Elfloffo Not failure, but low aim is crime. KENNETH WULF, Kenny He and life get along. Cushing lg Basketball l, 45 Base ball lg Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3 Moo Staff, 2 l-l's. ROBERT FRITZZ Future owner and manager ot Fritz's stables. VIRGIL PFALZGRAF: Still running from one thing to another. ROBERT VOLLMAR: Demonstrating the advantages ot the Vollmar locker plants. VIRGIL JENSEN: Trying to find an easier way to milk a cow. HERBERT HUNT: Notre Dame's tavorite water boy. VAL GENE MOELLER: Future warbler tor Spade Cooley and his Texas Troubadors. DOROTHY ARP: She's sure to be a tarmer's wife. VERDEAN BREMER: Not going to Galva every night tor nothing. DON VOLLMAR: ln charge ot Vollmar's Super Service, JAMES LANGLAND: Studying under Willie Hoppe. HAROLD SCHUBERT: Farming's all right with him. ESTHER SCHERNER: The author ot the book How Guard. GERANE CAMARIGG: America's Number l housewife. To Be A Good Post AUDREY BREYFOGLE: Writer ot a love-lorn column. ROBERT GOETTSCH: He'll get his wings-one way or another. KENNY WULF: Maintaining two tarms will keep him busy. DELORES RUHSER: A secretary on the boss's knee. LOREN LORENZEN: Heights mean nothing to him-he'll paint the weather vane on the Empire State Building. DALE HUENECKE: Don't be surprised it you see him coming out ot a store window shouting Call For Phillip Morris. DELORES GOETTSCH: Learning to draw caricatures under Xavier Cugat while singing and dancing with his band. DORIS EWOLDT: Slinging hash at the Old Homestead. DOLORES LEMKE: A taxi dancer in a New York night club. DALE MEYER: Pa needs him on the farm. ARLENE GRIES: Writing True Love magazines. DOLORES MICHAELSENZ Stenographer at the J, l. Case Company. VERLA BREYFOGLE: She's going to answer the call tor nurses. MARY ANN HANSOHN: Running a house for the man ot her dreams. LORNA MEYER: Shenwill be holding some lucky patient's pulse, counting l-2-3-4. GORDON CARSTENS: Scientist or else. FLOYD SOSEMAN: Taking lessons from Ben Hogan to improve his game. RUSSELL STAMP: He's sure to carry on at the old ranch. ELWAYNE MASER: lt college will make a lawyer out ot him-thats what it will be. lllll Hllllll Turning back the pages of memory, we recall many happy occurences of our childhood school-days. We want you to go back with us a minute or two while we relate to you the most outstanding. ln the fall of i936 another class started kindergarten under the supervision of Miss Sohrn. Of the twenty-one who began together, one half were able to keep pace with one another through the thirteen years. They are: Dolores Michaelsen, Arlene Gries, Dolores Lemke, James Langland, Robert Vollmar, Don Vollmar, Val Gene Moeller, Loren Lorenzen, Elwayne Maser, Floyd Soseman, and Harold Schubert. After a year of ABC's and a little disciplining we first directed our little footsteps to the new building, where, through the efforts of Miss Gray, we were introduced to our first lessons in readin', 'ritin', and 'rithmetic. These we passed with flying colors. The fun, it seemed, had only begun. Each day Miss Glorfeld held oral reading classes for the fairies and brownies in the little red chairs at the front of the room. Back in the old building again we enrolled in the third grade. Our fun had now vanished and it was down to brass tacks under the guidance of Miss Manteufel. But there is always more to learn, so up a flight of stairs where, under direction of Miss Steig, we got our first taste of six-weeks' tests and proved to her we had a memory longer than our nose. We enjoyed the superiority of Miss Edwards and it was smooth sail- ing through grade five. lt was under Miss Kitchen that life became more complicated. After learning that our head was put on our shoulders for a purpose and after a year of hard studies, we became members of Junior High school. These were enjoyable years under Misses Parry and Johnson. Our greatest achievements were our two plays, The Knave of Hearts and America on Parade. We also started an English Club in eighth grade. Then came that most dreaded year. Freshmen and initiation. But we faced those hard-fighting seniors and survived initiation. Our sopho- more year was about the same as our freshmen except that we considered ourselves a little wiser. Another summer rolled by and we became juniors. This was a busy and eventful year. Preparations were made for the big Jr.-Sr. Prom. The time came when we were to enroll in old Holstein High for the last time and as seniors we administered the initiation jolts just as we had received them. That is the history of the Class of '48, As we look over these glorious days, we can honestly say that we will never regret them and we want to thank our parents for giving us such an opportunity. We'll not forget our teachers who have so patiently taught us and prepared us for stepping out into the world. As we proceed through life, we will remember Not failure, but low aim is crime. We, the class ot l948, do will and bequeath our exalted position as Seniors of Holstein High to the class of '49 I, Dorothy Arp, do will and bequeath my height to Orville Miller. I, Verdean Bremer, do will and bequeath my trips to Cherokee to Billy Rickard. I, Audrey Breyfogle, do will and bequeath my quiet manners to Don- na Ewoldt. I, Verla Breytogle, do will and bequeath my seat in the back ot the assembly to Lauretta Dittmer. l, Gerane Camarigg, do will and bequeath my bookkeeping papers to Robert Bergmann. ' ' I, Gordon Carstens, do will and bequeath my ability to run the mile to Robert Hintz. I, Doris Ewoldt, do will and bequeath my giggle to Shirley Ptalzgrat. I, Bob Fritz, do will and bequeath my ability to drive a model A to Roger Petersen. I, Delores Goettsch, do will and bequeath my ability to draw to any- one who can develop and use it in a better way than I did. I, Arlene Gries, do will and bequeath my ability to sing to Alice Rex. I, Mary Ann Hansohn, do will and bequeath my solo position in band to my kid sister, Maxine. I, Herbert Hunt, do will and bequeath my love of girls to Clifford Gebers. I, Dale Huenecke, do will and bequeath my ability to play the mouth organ to Robert Endrulat. I, Virgil Jensen, do will and bequeath my pick-up to Tinker Sindt. l, Jim Langland, do will and bequeath my knowledge of the road to Ida Grove to Lyle Leinbaugh. I, Dolores Lemke, do will and bequeath my quiet nature to Lenore Ewoldt. I, Loren Lorenzen, do will and bequeath my butch haircut to Orville Miller. I, Elwavne Moser, do will and bequeath my '32 chevie cold rod to Dean Vollmar. I, Dale Meyer, do will and bequeath my ability to shoot free throws to anyone who can make one when the score is tied. .. I, Lorna Meyer, do will and bequeath my position in Girls' Sextette to Jeane Kolb. I, Dolores Michaelsen, do will and bequeath my seat inthe front row on the annual pictures to Betty Wittrock. l,Val Gene Moeller, do will and bequeath my plaid shirts to Bob Endrulat. I, Virgil Pfalzgrat, do will and bequeath my running ability to Wen- dell Kastner. I, Delores Ruhser, do will and bequeath my studiousness to Darrel Diersen. l, Russell Stamp, do will and bequeath my model A coupe to Alvin Hammer. I, Esther Scherner, do will and bequeath my position as postguard to Mary Lou Walker. I, Harold Schubert, do will and bequeath my red shirt to James Vohs. I, Floyd Soseman, do will and bequeath my clarinet technique to David Geske. I, Bob Vollmar, do will and bequeath my punctuality to Norton Obrecht. I, Don Vollmar, do will and bequeath my side burns to Orville Miller. I, Kenneth Wulf, do will and bequeath my center position on the grid-iron to Don Schneckloth. x P Q ,Q ,,M...q..Q,, ..,. , SPQPPQQ P Pg-Qgszff P1-Q P-1 '. 1,--PWS-:fP-vi. 1- 'X gf-1 1 PP. 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Vice-President Dean Vollmar --- ---Secretary and Treasurer With Miss Forstrom as our class sponsor, our first big decision of the year was to determine whether we would sell refreshments at athletic events or not. We voted on the matter and since everyone was in favor of it, we drew up plans to sell popcorn, apples, and pop at the games. On September l9, we opened our two-week magazine drive. During this time we sold over 3,5750 in magazine subscriptions for a magazine com- pany. The commissions received from these sales helped pay for our prom, The Juniors then entertained the high school at their dance on Sep- tember 3O. We danced to record music and then the class served refresh- ments. We chose our class rings early in the new semester. They are to have ci pirate-head setting on various types of stones. The highlight of the year is, as always, the Junior-Senior Prom. as 2 a Y S .. 'PSX Ai.. 4 ' , In I 31.4.2 5., -gqgi.3.AQ.,g:I3s, 1 .5 AA if A A A A Ai A. 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V ice-President Joelle Lemke .... --- Secretary and Treasurer As the cold grey dawn streaked across the sky on September 5, l947, the Freshmen prepared for their annual initiation. The seniors were at school waiting to greet them, paddles in hand. The biggest event of their school career was over at noon. From that day on they tried to please the upper classmen. On No- vember 7, they held their first dance in honor of the seniors, who had been so kind to them during the first few weeks of school. lt was a blue-jean dance and everyone came dressed for the occasion. They showed good sportsmanship and talent in their achievements throughout the year, and from their ranks we except some good students, athletes, and musicians. vw. V22 .1 ,,, 1 1 ,, ,QQ - l Q ' A V in my ,V ,:' , az ,Q .Q Q. I , QQ ' 1 if V i V '2 Qfg f 'i' 'V' ' :gif W .' I f 6,l': 5' , T f?'fV:-1 , I M Q . ffm-w,. ' ' ,, V' X, ,Q Q 1 V, ,Q V fl' . 522215 If ' f V ' 1 X ffz Q fy? ' - .- Hem.. .. - ts' . 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Second Row-Thomas Petersen, Donald Ewoldt, Lawrence Schroeder, Richard l-lintz, Regina Bienlien, Dorothy Krambeck, Shirley Daugaard, Mary Lou Kolb, Mary Jo Wittrock. Back Row-Lauren Kistenmacher, Kenneth Goertsch, Billy Schulz, Harland Tirnmerman, Mickey McDer- mott, Calvin Leonard, Billie Gene Weber, Billy Agnew, Don Porterfield. Absentees-Betty Carsten. Teacher-Mildred Jatho. SEVENTH GRADE Left to Right, First Row-Shirley Bergmann, Iona Ewoldt, Bonnie Breyfogle, Nancy Nelson, Marie Dittmer, Carole Kolb, Dorcas Geske, Joan Schroeder, Carman Peterson, Mary Lou Schubert, Normaclyne Weiland. Second Row-Kenneth Obitz, Diane Blenner, Gloria Ruhser, Lois Leckband, Loren Schuett, Marlene Schroeder, Florence Kruse, Donna Bauer, Harold Bockmann. Third Row-Bob Botho, Gary Gerber, Denton Wirkus, James Werner, Raymond Bergmann, David Lund, Duane Ruser, Lyle Johnston, David Leonard. IUIWICDIH IIIGII TQCTIWIITIES The activities in Junior High have been numerous. Everyone took part in the operetta, The Magi's Gift, which was presented in December under the di- rection ot Mrs. Kuchel. We played both football and basketball this year. Two basketball tourna- ments were held here with the boys losing to Galva and Arthur and the girls wining their tournament by defeating Schaller and Auburn. The teams were in- spired by eight cheer leaders: Donna Lu Conover, Shirley Daugaard. Nancy Nelson, Normadyne Weiland, Kenneth Goettsch, Billy Schulz, Lyle Johnston, and Bob Batho. We began working tor the Ida County Spelling contest early this year as the contest was held in February. Our representative was Shirley Daugaard. We had three class parties this year on Hallowe'en, Christmas, and Valentine's Day Besides these activities we attended and enjoyed the Sophomore Dance. i SIXTH GRADE Left to right-First row: Donald Goettsch, Kenneth Walker, Harlan Arp, Daniel Branco, Kay Rice, Darlene Prosch, Betty Scott, Ronald Ewoldt, Earl Heilman, Melvin McCubbin, Virgil Schuett, Second row: Dorothy Conover, Janice Conover, Shirley Miller, Joyce Armiger, Donna Green, Dorothy Irwin, Dorothy Walker, Shirley Michaelsen, Marlene Bumann, Shirley Scott, Martin Lohff. Back row: Miss Mohr, Curtis Kistenmacher, Samuel King, Bob Martin, Dennis Meier, Darrell Gebers, Otto Hues:hen, Bob Bleasdell, LaVere Pfalzgraf, Gaylen Galvin, Donald Camarigg. Absentees: Darlene Schuett, Joanne Carstens, Valgene Kiesling, Marilyn Goettsch. FIFTH GRADE Left to right-First row: Roger Schuett, Janice Lohff, Lois Schroeder, Jean Moser, James Clausen, Larry Warner, Larson Meyer, Nancy Janssen, Dixie Freese, Ardis Cipperley, Second row: Miss Jones, Morilyn Wagner, Gerald Breyfogle, Dorothy Werner, Robert Will, Verna Mae Leckband, Jerry Jean Cole, Hiram Leonard, Gerald Langland, James Bleasdell. Third row: Joyce Obitz, Peggy Nelson, Willis Buell, Gary Leonard, Roland Fritz, Robert Libke, Joan Rolts, Shirley Scherner, Wayne Nelson. Fourth row: Eugene Bochmann, Wendall Jensen, Wendell Reineke, Kenneth Kruse, Mary Jane Leonard, Mary Ann Goettsch, Larry Bumann, Lavonne Schuett. Absentees: Craig Vollmer, Carol Dittmer. FOURTH GRADE Lett to right-First row: Clark Conover, Dean Hammer, Roger Jensen, Nancy Michealsen, Jo Ann Lasher, Kathleen Lane, Janice Meyer, Marilyn Stoneking, Kay Conover. Second row: Carol Breyfogle, Loretta Wilson, Mary lda Kruse, Joan Cipperley, Doris Boch- mann, Jerry Jensen, Roger Clausen, Donald Gerber, Deanne Goettsch. Third row: Miss Streed, Wayne Saxon, Stephen Curtis, George Hueschen, Francis Bienlien, Robert Fritz, Lloyd Glawe, Andra Lee Ewoldt, Evelyn Whitehouse. Absentees: Dennis Kolb. THIRD GRADE Left to right-First row: Janith Williams, Larry Bergmann, Ruth Bergmann, Marvel Loaf, Verla Frahm, Lowell Kruse, Gene Allen Will, Danny Sorensen, Barbara Jean Kaus. Second row: Joyce Scott, Julie Leonard, Margene Goettsch, Roger Hintz, Janet Jean Dittmer, Roger Goettsch, Curtis Conover, Ronald Meier, Billy Ehlers. Back row: Miss Rydberg, Mary Ann Jensen, Rodson Ellerbusch, Betty Lou Timmerman, Larry Leinbaugh, Donald Fritz, Barbara Irwin, Dickie Lorenzen, Richard Bagenstos, Joyce Rolts, Absentees: Virgil Bumann, James Breyfogle, Sandra Madsen, Harold Butcher. SECOND GRADE Left to right-First row: Marjorie Schubert, Luella Schuett, La Rae Meyer, John Leckband, Wendell Conover, Shirley Timmerman, Dennis Hueschen, Judith Hansen, Myrna Niemeier, Second row: Mary Nell Baumann, Phyllis Vohs, Loretta Ehlers, Loyd Reineke, Kurt Leonard, Howard Kruse, Merlin Jensen, Allen Meyer. Third row: Judy Jensen, Nancy Hendricksen, Reta Scott, Larry Schumaker, Darlene Rice, Karen Ann Barghols, Steven Janssen, William Armiger. Absentees: Karen Ann Butcher, Eunice Bochmann. FIRST GRADE Left to right-First row: Jimmy Warner, Dorothy l-logrefe, Elaine Kaus, Donald Butcher, Camilla Hanson, Mary Ladewig, Warren Nelson, Harney Lane, Sherryl Ploeger, Saundrc Wagner, Loren Bergmann, Charles Putensen. Second row: Maxine Vohs, Mary Knuth, Judy Perkins, Nancy Kalb, De Laine Fritz, Gary Schuett, Robert Kraai, Lawrence Timmerman, Cynthia Whitehorse, Joelle Jochims. Back row: Miss Roberts, John Kolb, Bruce Schmidt, Dean Breytogle, Dean Gerber, Tommy Mohr, Donald Clausen, Bobby Kelley, Janice Frese, Eileen Frahm, Bonnie Christiansen. Absentees: Julie Ann Ewoldt, Rodney Madsen, Nordyne Vickery, William Meyer. KINDERGARTEN ' Left to right-Front row: Torn Glover, Catherine Lingle, Dale Breyfogle, Dennis Bochman, Faye Janssen, Dennis Kuchel, Janet Sass, Stephen Madsen, Marilyn Christiansen, Karen Michaelsen, Orrin Arrniger, Karen Frese. Second row: David Lohff, Darrel Moller, Gary Johnson, Nancy Kelley, Sandra Giesen, Freddie Goettsch, Delores Eide, Jerry Jochirns, Dick Houser, Veryl Droegmiller, Betty Olson. Third row: Jimmy Johannsen, Joanne Bye, Diane Gellert, Danny Bienlein, Mary Mohr, David Eberhard, Kathleen Krull, Larry Wilson, Elaine Cinperly, Gene Perkins. Absentees: Howard Ehlers, Wendell Rolls, Joe Thomas. .if ,2zSVQVQyjVfg LVM.. .Vjvf W 1 if 2-K 'az V- V '- V .. . ' ,.,., . 1. 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Holstein ho for ob - hal the Ik- 1,9 g 9 9 N 'lf 6 '2' 99+ G' 5. I, is Knit the each. W etess ,hey X VZGHSGQ' se W io ox Wo me Qtoosxffe sf-is assi-'f' found mm- A C an be nam ' s BY -xo 0 'P 5, Alex Stoddard :hat a new sports yea' is SUT'-ln! .fs fitting to point out the high apots of the 1947 athletic activity an Siouxlancl OTHER HIGHLIGHTS - Hero are some other highlights in our memory book of the last. year' The winning of the North Cen- tral conference basketball title b, Morningside. Holstein's'rclay teams, which swept race after race in various in- TOP EVENTS OF 1947-ltltlw vitational and relay meets. Unu- sual leature ot the quartet was that one of the sprinters, Hunt, weighs something near 240, and Ltor his weight probably is the o I N! 6 0 0 9 Q5-Noes Y' the Q' fs 9,5 C0 1 U sh n with ,go 64. Q fb Q 0 X90 069 Q us reasons aussie ' vio vibe CPS, i: Abi FQ f so' . 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'P Z. eslfnly one cgi wfulhi-1iame,,K e 'aerablY ever. anqgiegdfee ygclnverted 4'.g5,'7,?F:vf53'?: gn, . -ft., 'the sh1.-.?!l Efi any aDm.-. 3C .-.usa Conshnismein fnm2'S.1'i xevffh' - sn - - 1- J' -EQ? be 1. -,uis r:f'fs 0 r mia 9 itinzsxey 1 Left to right-First row: Jim Langland. Virgil Ptalzgraf, Virgil Jensen, Lyle Leinbaugh, Bob Vollmar, Ken- neth Wulf, Herbert Hunt, Loren Lorenzen, Don Vollmar, Dale Meyer, Norton Obrecht, Alvin Hammer, William Endrulat. Second row: David Geske lmanagerl, Bill Rickard, Delaine Lemke, Robert Goettsch, Jack Breyiogle, Floyd Soseman. Russell Stamp, Elwayne Maser, William Bienlien, Verdean Bremer, Dean Lund, Lyle Munz, Dale Huenecke, Marvin Wiese, Johnny Rochau. Third row: Arthur Gerber, Glenn Vohs, Howard Vohs, Lyle Schubert, Dean Vollmar, James Vohs, Walter Johnson. Richard Brosamle, Gordon Carstens, Wendell Kastner, Dean Earnest, Donald Schneckloth, Earl Wienert, Harland Schlumbaum, Coach Russ Kraai. Fourth row: Harold Arp, Lowell Camarigg, Eugene Gehrts, Alvin Kay. Billy Fahan, Eldon Blenner, Delane Schroeder, Orville Miller, Duane Ruhser, Harold Dittmer, Howard Dittmer, Robert Lasher, Dean Goettsch. Gene Ehler, Charles Bolles. 1lH11HH1lSEH1IHI11 DATE WE OPPONENT THEY Sept. 12 49 Woll Lake 0 Sept. 19 0 Cherokee 26 Sept. 26 68 Moville 0 Oct. 3 20 Ido Grove 0 Oct. 9 27 Onowo 13 Oct. 17 40 Alto 12 Oct. 24 34 Correctionville 0 Nov. 3 34 Kingsley 0 Nov. 1 1 40 Odebolt 6 TOTALS 312 4 57 1947-Winner of Mople Volley Conference ALVIN HAMMER-Junior . . . halfback. . . Bulwark on defense . . .Toward the end of the season proved his ability as a driving and aggres- sive ball carrier. His 2nd. H. LYLE LEINBAUGH-Junior . . . fullback . . . Shifty open-field runner, and constant touchdown threat . . . Could rip through a defensive line repeatedly. His 2nd, H. CAII-State recognition.l VIRGIL JENSEN-Senior . . . quarterback . . . Extremely deceptive ball handler ...Developed quarterback sneak into a jolting ground- gainer . . . His accurate and dependable passing arm released many a touchdown pass . . Co-Captain. His 3rd. H. CAII-State recognition.l ROBERT VOLLMAR-Senior , . . end . . . Intelligent defensive player . . . dependable blocker on offense and capable signal caller for the Pirates . . . rough on end runs. His 3rd H. DON VOLLMAR-Senior . . . tackle . . . Fierce and deadly man on offense . . Capable of opening a path for ball carriers through the line. His 2nd, H. LYLE MUNZ-Sophomore . . . Was used throughout the season as a guard, tackle, and end with the sarne effectiveness . . . Delighted in slic- ing through the opponent's line and crushing an offense before it had a chance to develop. His lst. H. JAMES LANGLAND-Senior . . .guard . . . Hard-hitting and combative blocker on offense. His 3rd, H. '35 DALE MEYER-Senior . . . halfbaclq . . . Two years of football experience . . . fast and driving on offense . . . vicious taclcler . . . excelled in down-field blocking. His Znd. H. CAII-State recognition? VIRGIL PFALZGRAF-Senior . . . halfback . . . Speed demon of the team . . . Used regularly for end runs . . . Once in the secondary, Virgil could not be stopped. His 2nd. H. NORTON OBRECHT-Junior . . . halfback . . . fast and alert man on of- fense. His 3rd. H. KENNETH WULF-Senior . . . center . . . Powerhouse on offense and a vicious tackler made Kenny a pivot-man hard to beat . . .Co-Cap- tain. His 2nd, H. WILLIAM ENDRULAT-Junior . . . guard . . . rough and determined tackler . . . hard hitter on offense. His 2nd, H. HERBERT HUNT-Senior . . . tackle . . . Herb's power and drive opened wide gaps in the opponents line, while his vicious tackling ability halted many an enemy offense. His 4th, H. fAll-State recognition.l LOREN LORENZEN-Senior . . . end . . . broke up end run threats repeat- edly . . . His ability to snatch a pass from above the opponent's hands resulted in extra touchdowns. His 3rd. H. fAll-State recog- nitionl Left to right-First row: David Geske, Billy Rickard, William Bienlien, Lyle Leinbaugh, Dale Meyer, Loren Lorenzen, Robert Vollmar, Don Vollmar, Dean Lund, Floyd Sosernan, Jr., Norton Obrecht, Coach Kraai. Second row: Harold Arp, Alvin Kay, Dean Goettsch, Roger Petersen, Alvin Hammer, Jack Breyfogle, Earl Wienert, Delane Schroeder, Robert Lasher, Russell Stamp, Billy Fahan, Dean Earnest, Howard Vohs, Lowell Camarigg. Third row: Robert Endrulat, Donald Schneckloth, Delaine Lemke, Dean Vollmar, James Vohs, Herbert Hunt, Orville Miller, Dean Ruser, Kenneth Wulf, Lyle Munz, Lyle Schubert, Dale Huenecke, Marvin Wiese, Gene Ehler. llll' llllllllllll Date Opponents We TheY Maple Valley Tournament Nov. 21 Early 29 Jan. Arthur 41 Nov. 26 Meriden 43 Jan. Galva 30 Dec. 2 Aurelia 21:3 Jan. Battle Creek 39 Dec. 5 Anthon 17 Dec. 9 Galva 30 Dec' 11 cvme 35 County Tournament Dec. 15 Danbury 32 Jan Galva 99 Dec. 18 Kingsley 21 ' H Jan. 2 Anthon 19 Jan. Battle Creek 33 Jan. 6 Meriden 22 - Jan. 8 Quimby 31 Sectional Tournament Jan. 20 Galva 26 Jan. 23 C'vi11e 30 562- fihefitlfee 2? Feb. 3 Alta 48g G - ure la 5 Feb. 10 Danbury 28 Feb. 17 Kingsley 39 District Tournament Feb. 19 Battle Creek 45 , Mar Kingsley 42 ikovertime Mar. Sioux Center 29 LYLE LEINBAUGH-Forward. Specializes in quick breaks and tip-ins. East, deceptive dribbler. 2nd. H. DEAN LUND-Forward. Valuable rebounder. Fast and elusive. Very ac- curate shot. lst. H. DALE MEYER-Guard. Excellent defensive player and deceptive passer. Sharp-shooting eye. 4tl'1. H. LOREN LORENZEN-Center. Rebound and tip-in specialist. Four years of valuable experience. 4tl'1. H. BOB VOLLMAR-Coolbeaded center and guard. Long shot artist. 2nd, H. NORTON OBRECHT-Forward. Fast and aggressive on offenseg hard to outwit on defense. 2nd, H. DON VOLLMAR-Guard. Smart defensive playerg dependable passer. 2nd. H. Left to right-First row: Elaine Leonard, Mary McArthur, Jean Kolb, Dorothy Friedrichsen, Joan Brodersen, Esther Scherner, Lorna Meyer, Dolores Michaelsen. Second row: Coach Kroai, Ardyce Will, Arlene Gries, Patsy Ellerbusch, Doris Breytogle, Delores Goettsch, Dolores Lemke, Betty Brerner, LaVaughn Lill, Donna Leckband. Third row: Mary Dau, Darlean Bremer, Joelle Lemke, Celia McGuire, Evelyn Gebers, Mary Walker, Joan Carnes, Bonnie Rochau, Louise Scherner, Marcene Wilson. lllll ll, HHSllllHHll Date Opponents We They Nov. 21 Early 38 53 Nov. 26 Meriden 45 65 Dec. 5 Anthon 32 29 Dec. 9 Galva 24 48 Dec. 11 C'ville 27 28 Dec. 18 Kingsley 51 27 Dec. 19 Sulphur S'ings 28 40 Jan. 2 Anthon 30 40 Jan. 6 Meriden 43 56 Jan. 8 Quimby 45 38 Jan. 20 Galva 38 42 Jan. 23 C'ville 49 39 Feb. 17 Kingsley 43 34 Maple Valley Tournament J un. 15 Galva 28 50 Ida County Tournament J an. 29 Arthur 44 38 Jan. 31 Galva 31 64 Sectionional Tournament Feb. 5 Sulphur Sings 23 34 DOLORES LEMKE-Senior guard. Was her first year of experience and did a fine job. Her lst H. DOLORES MICHAELSEN-Senior forward. Season point-total of l8l. Will be missed in the front court. Her 4th. H. Y ELAINE LEONARD-Junior guard. Shows great ability in ball handling. ' Will be needed also next year. Elaine's lst. H. JEANE KOLB-H-Sophomore forward and guard. Switched to back court in middle of season. Shows promise of future champ. Her 2nd. H. DOROTHY FRIEDRICHSEN--Junior post forward. Point total of l78. Will be needed on next year's six. Her 3rd. H. DELORES GOETTSCH-Senior guard. First year of experience at both post and front guard. Her lst. H. LORNA MEYER-Senior forward. Third year out and did a fine jobg ac- counted forvl l8 tallies. Her 3rd, H. ESTHER SCHERNER-Senior post guard. Did fine job holding opponent's scoring down. Will be difficult to replace. Her 2nd, H. MARY MCARTHUR-Junior guard. Her first year of experience at front guard. Will be needed also next year. Her lst. H. JOAN BRODERSEN--Freshman forward. Collected ll4 points. Shows great promise for future basketball champ. Her lst. H. Left to right-First row: Roger Mighell, Dale Meyer, Richard Friedrichsen, Loren Lorenzen Herbert Hunt, Jim McGuire, Henry Witt, Virgil Pfalzgraf, Norton Obrecht. Second row: Normand Edwards, Jim Langland, Walter Strong, Bob Vollmar, Lyle Leinbaugh, Elwayne Maser, Leslie Dau, Gordon Carstens, Verdean Bremer. Third row: Lyle Munz, Virgil Jensen, Robert Goettsch, Loren Goettsch, Arlen Goettsch, Ken- neth Wulf, Dean Ruser, Lyle Schubert, Alvin Hammer, Jack Breyfogle. Fourth row: Howard Vohs, David Geske, Floyd Soseman, Russell Stamp, Earl Wienert, William Bienlien, Wendell Kastner, Dean Earnest, Marvin Wiese, Delaine Lemke, Glen Vohs. The i947 Holstein Track Team enjoyed a very successful season, winning the local Holstein Relays, the Sac City Relays, the lda County meet, and the Maple Valley meet. The 880 Relay Team won tirsts in the Holstein Relays, the Pocahontas Relays, Knew record? the Tomahawk Relays, and the Sioux City meet. The 440 Relay team won tirsts in the Holstein Relays and the Sioux City meet. Other firsts were won in the lO0 yard dash at both Pocahontas and Cherokee. 1948 TRACK CTO APRIL 273 ALTA RELAYS-Loren Lorenzen, lst, Shot Put, Loren Lorenzen, lst, Discus, Bob Vollmar, lst, High Jump. CHEROKEE RELAYS-880 Relay Team, 2nd, Medley Relay Team, 2nd, IDA COUNTY MEET-Holstein, Winner Cl2lM Pointsi: Dale Meyer, lst, l00 Yard Dash, Virgil Pfalzgraf, lst, 220 Yard Dash, Alvin Ham- mer, lst, l20 Yard High Hurdles, Lyle Leinbaugh, lst, 440 Yard Dash, Alvin Hammer, lst, 220 Yard Low Hurdles, Bob Vollmar, lst, High Jump, Loren Lorenzen, lst, Discus, Loren Lorenzen, lst, Shot Put, Medley Relay, lst, 440 Yard Relay, lst, 880 Yard Relay, lst, 2-Mile Relay, lst. CLeinbaugh's time ot :55.2 in the 440-Yard Dash set a new record for the Ida County Meet.J 1 2:3 -Q . F 'zgih YY ' 335 333 - 3 V j A1 33 . 5 X 3 33' V' 5 F 2 'df K fx -...V - Q.,-. . .,V ' ' 3 I 3. ,.. 3 W 9 fs. V0 W Q. 2 nz Q Q 438 f? ff iff 2 3? fa 3 l 33. V 5 33- . 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V V- - li ' - . 5 3 32 3 N Q i r l B Clarinets Mary Ann Hansohn Floyd Soseman Dolores Michaelsen 1 David Geske Lorna Meyer Maxine Hansohn , Judy 'Bagenstos 1Jeane Kolb Darlean Bremer E Clarinet Donna Lu Conover Bass Clarinet 'Joelle Lemke 4 Oboe Beverly Sager Flutes Patsy Ellerbusch Mary Dau Evelyn Gebers Alto Saxophone Val Gene Moeller Tenor Saxophone Dean Vollmar Baritone Saxophone Mary Walker Bassoon Comets Dolores Lemke Don V9HmC Jim Langland Elwayne Maser Trombones Norton Obrecht Bob Vollmar Mary McArthur Elaine Leonard French horns Bob Fritz Bill Schultz Carol Schlumbaum Phyllis Bergmann Dale Huenecke Loretta Dittmer Percussion Donna Jensen Ardyce Will Bob Martin Loren Lorenzen Drum Majorette Delores Goettsch lllllll The band will again go to the contest and try to better their record ot a ll in the State Contest. lt will play the Concert Overture in G Minor and Eroica, another overture. Many of the members of the band have been playing all four years. The Pre-State Contest will be held at Storm Lake this year. This year finds a clarinet quartette, a new entry for Holstein. Q Q ?, is YK M E ST 2? if EM 'i Q Q ii fl A EL 5:22 LQ I V211 Gene Moeller, Dean Voilrriar, Robert Fritz, Don Vollmar 1 mm Q m - ' QFYTFT '- kfixl Genie Mg5111.ar A LaVaughn Lili, Dolores Lemke Left to right-First row: Beverly Sager, Shirley Wiese, Joan Carnes, Elaine Leonard, Donna Jensen, Ardyce Will, David Geske, Robert Vollmar, Dean Lund, Dale Meyer, Delores Goettsch, Mary Ann Hansohn, Dolores Lemke, Arlene Gries. Second row: Lorna Meyer, Dolores Michaelsen, Lauretta Dittmer, Betty Bremer, Mary Walker, Val Gene Moeller, Robert Endrulat, Dean Vollmar, Robert Fritz, Doris Breyfogle, Evelyn Gebers, Mary Lois Dau, Joyce Myrtue, Judith Bagenstos. Third row: Eloyis Bachmann, Ruth Kistenmacher, Theone Ehrp, Marcene Wilson, Jean Kolb, Gerane Camarigg, Joelle Lernke, Lowell Camarigg, James Langland, Floyd Soseman, Jr., Janet Kolb, Elva Frahm, La Vaughn Lill, Maxine Hansorn. Last row: Donna Leckband, Patsy Ellerbusch, Mary McArthur, Shirley Pfalzgraf, Alice Rex, Elwayne Maser, Don Vollmar, Wendell Kastner, Byrdella Buell, Dorothy Eriedrichsen, Celia McGuire, Delores Ruhser, Delores Kistenmacher. IIIIXEII CIIIIIHIJS The mixed Chorus this year will compete in the Pre-State contest at Correctionville. They will sing Bless the Lord, a religious number, and Come Little Maid, a very light number with a good lyric quality. Left to right-First row: Ardyce Will, Lauretta Dittmer, Evelyn Gebers, Betty Bremer, Celia McGuire, Delores Goettsch, Dolores Lamke, Mary Ann Hansohn, LaVaughn Lill. Second row: Jean Kolb, Arlene Gries, Mary Walker, Patsy Ellerbusch, Joan Brodersen, Doris Breyfogle, Janet Kolb, Judith Bagenstos, Delores Ruhser. Third row: Beverly Sager, Betty Jensen, Lorna Meyer, Dolores Michaelsen, Elaine Leonard, David Geske, Norton Obrecht, Mary McArthur, Vonita Bumann. Last row: Val Gene Moeller, Elwayne Maser, Loren Lorenzen, Floyd Soseman, Jr., James Langland. 'l'lIlf lIIl.AIlIl'Y This year the Hilarity did not make its appearance until the begin- ning of the second semester. For the first time in several years the staff publishes its own paper, which is backed by subscriptions and advertising. The staff is headed by Celia McGuire, editor, and Betty Bremer, As- sistant editor, who spend a great deal of time working to make their semi- monthly editions a success. Special features, poems, news items, sports news, editorials, and columns all are combined to make in interesting and worth- while paper. Lett to right-First row: Donna Jensen, Vonita Bumann, Betty Jensen, Elaine Leonard, Joan Brodersen, Patsy Ellerbusch. Second row: Dolores Michaelsen, Jean Kolb, Lorna Meyer, Ardyce Will, Dorothy Friedrichsen, Celia McGuire, Mary Mc- Arthur, Beverly Wiese, Delores Goettsch, Mary Ann Hansohn, Dolores Lemke, Arlene Gries. Third row: Beverly Sager, Shirley Wiese, Joan Carnes, Alice Rex, Louise Scherner, Betty Bremer, Mary Walker, Doris Breyfogle, Donna Ewoldt, Verla Breytogle, Esther Scherner, Judith Bagenstos. Fourth row: Elva Frahm, Audrey Breyfogle, Lauretta Dittmer, Lenore Ewoldt, Gerane Camarigg, Joelle Lemke, Janet Kolb, Evelyn Gebers, Bonnie Rochau, Mary Dau, Joyce Myrtue, Dorothy Arp. Last row: Earl Wienert, Verdean Bremer, Elwayne Moser, Don Vollmar, Herbert Hunt, Loren Lorenzen, Dale Meyer, Byr- della Buell, Doris Ewoldt, Maxine Hansohn, Beverly Daugaard, La Vaughn Lill. lil Ellll Herbert Hunt ......... --- ...... President Dolores Michaelsen --- .........-.. Vice-President Dolores Lemke ...... .... S ecretary and Treasurer The Pep Club of l947-48 was organized in the tall of i947 and chose Betty Jensen, Vonita Bumann, Donna Jensen, Elaine Leonard, Joan Brodersen and Patsy Ellerbusch as the cheerleaders for the year. Throughout the year the Pep Club sponsored pep meetings tor the home football and basketball games. The most important event, which was sponsored by the club, was Football Homecoming on October l7, l947. Dolores Lernke and Herbert Hunt were elected queen and king by the student body. Lorna Meyer, Dolores Michaelsen, Loren Lorenzen, and Dale Meyer were chosen to be their at- tendants. They were crowned at halt-time of the Alta game held that eve- ning. Left to right-First row: Audrey Breyfogle, Dolores Lemke, Arlene Gries, Dolores Michaelsen, Lorna Meyer, Mary Ann Hansohn Delores Goettsch. Second row Esther Scherner, Verla Breyfogle, Gerane Camarigg, Loren Lorenzen, Bob Vollmar, Elwayne Moser Tnird row Robert Fritz, James Langland, Val Gene Moeller, Don Vollmar, Floyd Sosernan, Virgil Jensen, Emily Walker .... Dolores Michaelsen Dave Wilson ,....,,... Dale Huenecke Harley Allen .......... Floyd Soseman Johnny Burns ...... Val Gene Moeller Lester Gray --- ...... Virgil Jensen Harold Smith ..s..... Loren Lorenzen Anna Gibson -- ...... Lorna Meyer Stage Manager .....,.. Don Vollmar Mrs. Walker --- --- Esther Scherner Ass't. Stage Manager .s.,. Bob Fritz Mr. Walker -- --- Elwayne Maser Stage Setting ......s. Verla Breyfogle Mr. Allen .... ..... B ob Vollmar Gerane Carnarigg Pat Walker .......... Delores Goettsch Ticket Sales and Publicity .......,.... Mary Walker ...... Audrey Breyfogle Dolores Lemke and Arlene Gries Officer Benson ...... James Langland Ass't. Director L- Mary Ann Hansohn This play was presented by the Senior Class, under the direction of Mrs. Short, on April l3, l948, in the Holstein gymnasium. - The Walkers are an average American family except for one thing, they have three dateable daughters. Emily, a comical l5 year old, is so afraid she will end up being an old maid, she talks Harley Allen, a naive youngster of l6, into an engagement. She can really see no harm in this because after all, Anna, her bosom friend, wears boys' sweaters and her two sisters, Pat and Mary, go steady. This serious engagement 'is soon forgotten, however, when Lester Gray, son of a corrupt politician, asks her for a date. Emily's father and Harley's father are working to put Assemblyman Gray out of office, When Emily is found with Lester, after Lester's hofneznade ialopy breaks down with the license number of Mr. Allen's car on it, it certainly causes some excitement. Officer Benson, although he is a conscientious policeman, lets Emily and Harley go but takes Lester to headquarters for breaking a few traffic rules. I V i f I r 1 3 A Y , ,, , ,,,,,,7,, . 1 s Q 5? 41 F k 1 1 Q .ay 2 5 3 S . , ,, i 5 ' - . 1 Jw w :H f:fsfss5sans0mv.zm -5... cwf.fi2'X' ,, Y, '-.J 5 fig! rj if f? 9' 5 X 1 5 I C'Q'f2'.3',1 if dis? ff ,xiii af' r F I-?9iLiLWf rg: 4 ' ' ,. .JL Ev! V,mm, E A 5K2 Class of 1948 From Q Sf. Paul Lutheran Church A. H. GESKE, PASTOR Holstein, Iowa NIOSER Implement Company Sales and Service Q u A L IT Y JOHN DEERE GOODS J D D LUBRICANTS Phone 54 The Council Oak Store Your Friend at Mealtirnen FRESH FRUITS, VEGETABLES, AND MEATS Complete Line of Quality Groceries MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT SllMHNN'S lHVlHN Spray Painting of FARM BUILDINGS and RESIDENCES We have the most modern equip- ment available, with workmen who understand how to use it. We can furnish the finest paints and materials. Platte River Tank Co. H. H. Lane Meet Your Friends AT THE State Theatre WHERE THERE'S Always o Good Show OUR BEST WISHES T0 THE CLASS OF 1948 Th. Hansen 8: Son COPPER CLAD RANGES, PERFECTION OIL STOVES, ADMIRAL REFRIGERATORS AND RADIOS PHoNs 115, HoLs'rElN, lowA I HARDWARE HEATING PLUMBING to the 66444 of 79457 9 1908 - 1948 BREEDER ond PROMOTER of Hereford Cattle und Berkshire Hogs C C. E. Conover Holstein, lowo Compliments Class of 1948 'Me 77955044525 Zhncd COAD BATHO, Pastor WE BELIEVE IN OUR YOUTH Congratulations to the Class of I948 SAXON lumber Company Quality Merchandise Lumber - Paint - Coal Phone 6 Holstein, Iowa When You Build See Saxon CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of I948 ,Liill IIIIIIN xiii IIIHIII IIIIHHIISIN HNII SINE J. I. CASE IMPLEMENTS SALES SERVICES I DEKALB SEED CORN REAL ESTATE Ida Grove, Iowa Holstein, Iowa Phone 38 Phone 'I4 AUTOMOTIVE, HARDWARE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES HOUSEWARES 81 SPORTING GOODS Phone 96 Holstein, Iowa Sundries Fountain Service Cosmetics Congratulations to the Class ot i948 Gifts - Jewelry - Watches - Fountain Pens and Pencils lt Pleases Us to Please You Sationery Good Line of Billfolds Kodoks K erslake Sundries Phone 62 CGMPLIMENTS FROM THE Hlll-llll lllll Racing Pigeons ot Distinction From Champion Sion Bloodlines COAD BATHO, Owner OUR BEST WISHES TO THE IHHSS Hi H143 Q T YOUR BEST MARKET FOR Poultry . . . Eggs . . . Cream Q Storm King Chicks and Poulfs T Top Poultry, Hog and Cattle Feeds Kozy Brooder Houses MkbPlgEqp Slb PIRd I . . . If It Is For Poultry, We Hove ll' . . . H0lSTElN PRODUCE 8. HATCHERY Phone No. 2 Holstein, low IHI H43 MHH 14 dwqdezdq Zfaazem ?ada'mzm dolnflifscf and fpcfifscf fga Jofifsin gcgoof .QDfZOfO9'ZClflg5. Liz! cyofifain fpfiofogfzafzflafzi fpuflfiigscf in. Egg ilffocfafzn gnfanf of IHE QILHHVHNEI lllllllll ..66,, SlHlllN F' T cl L lres One on ee Tonk Wogon Deliveries Tires Fill Your Tonk Anytime - Anywhere of Cloude ond Dick's Coe Phone l2 Phone llO Phillip Stotion l-lorold Conover Holstein, Iowa REV-0- F R GENTLE UNIFORMITY PROLIFIC M GOOD COLORS MODERN TYPE TOP BREEDING MERDALE PRINCE MERCURY 2410363 These outstonding features of Rev-o-noc Form Slrmorthorns ore being further continued through the use of the 52,050 Merdale Prince Mercury. Select you rnext herd sire from us. C. B. CONQVER 81 SONS HOLSTEIN, IOWA Visit us ot any time or phone I8F2I or I8F24. Food Locker Service BUTCHERING - PROCESSING - CURING We Sell Choice Quarters of Beef Locker Service ot Roy Bogenstos ond Son Holstein - Washta Holstein, Iowci Phone 58 FELCO FEED From Your Cooperative 9 '7f Mzys in Kzfrfpefrzfe Farmers Elevator Co To the Entire Student Body ot On Completion of Another Successful School Yeor 6444 af 77467 OUR BEST WISI-IES FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUCCESS .1- .1. Brouclluwn Farm Registered Shorthorn Cattle Metz Bros. Holstein, Iowa Hurvey's Radio und Electric Westinghouse Appliances Appliances, Radios and Refrigerators To the Class of i948 of Holstein High School We Extend Our Best Wishes Radio Repairing Electrical Wiring 8 Dealers In Oliver Farm Equipment Phone 360 Holstein, Iowa Wind Mills Water Work Supplies Hansen Furniture ED A. HANSEN Quality Furniture Floor Covering Kelvinator Refrigerators Home Freezers Premier and Eureka Vacuum Sweepers PHONE 79 SiHNiIHHIl SUMH Silillli For Better Performance Use STANDARD Products G. ROTHFORK CORREGOUX Trucking and Garage Service Ph 332 H I I See Downs 8. iersen FARM MACHINERY HEADQUARTERS I H C Machinery N w Idea Machiner Farm Tools DOWNS 8: DIERSEN Holstein, Iowo Phone 38 WlT'l S Gamble Store Hardware and Auto Supplies Houseware Sporting Goods Coronado Electrical Appliances Royal Scot Sales Phone 368 Wholesalers of Candy - Tobacco - Cigars Holstein, Iowa Zemun 8, Sorensen O Dealer in Men's and Boy's Clothing ' Furnishing - Shoes For the Finest in Bakery Goods 74a Qfoleteda Zaiefzq lNow at new locationl Phone 'I7 Holstein, Io Zmgzaiakztdma 66644 ab! 7?-487 WHlHN'S VHHXHY SHHH Holstein Oil Company Texaco Products and Havoline Motor Oils Tankwagon Service Wm. Madsen, Prop. Phone 101 Holstein, Iowa Congratulations to the Class ot 1948 .lack's Place Blue Bunny Ice Cream Cigarettes Candy Softy Drink Homemade Pies Phone 29 Holstein, Iowa Congratulations , A. Huegericli 8. Co. TO THE CLASS OF 1948 o ' READY-To-WEAR DRY eooos Golden Rule MILLINERY-GIFTS Store o Groceries, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables lDl'1OI lG Barghols Holstein Hatchery BABY CHICKS--FROM AMERICA'S FINEST BLOOD LINES NUTRENA FEEDS-REMEDIES SUPPLIES MASTER LIQUID HOG MEDICINE Telephone 260 olsfein Iowa THE Royal Cleaners Old Clothes Made New New Clothes Made Too Cleaning and Pressing Fit' For a King Phone 24 TO THE CLASS OF I 9 4 8 HOLSTEIN HIGH SCHOOL WE EXTEND OUR BEST WISHES Holstein Lumber Company HOLSTEIN, IOWA MHS. H. H. SllHlMHN LOWE BROTHERS HIGH STANDARD PAINTS VARNISHES AND IMPERIAL WALL PAPER Holstein, Iowa Vohs-Johnson Produce PHGHEST CASH BUYERS OF POULTRY CRFAM a d EGGS 0 sez us Fon Nutrenu 8. Kent Feeds High Quality Baby Chicks Poultry Supplies and Remedies Ph 'I22 H I I Larenzen 8: Son I H V I H N Meet Your Friends Here sfnk cg Tb Ph 131 I-an I lllliliiil inii sill AUTO PAINTING CONGRATULATIONS tothe CLASS of l9118 DINNERS Ice Cream and Sandwiches are our Specialty BILL'S CAFE Holstein, Iowa Phone 39 Holstein, Lo l-lame of C I , BUICK and CHEVROLET ongmlu UIIWS Norge Appliances TO THE CLASS OF l948 Philco Radios and ' Refrigerators 7 Vollmar s SUPER SERVICE Phone 50 and 75 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF l948 CASEY'S Meat Market GREEN 'S DAIRY Pasfeurized . . . Raw MILK and CREAM Ph I63 I-II 'I HUGH E. McGUIRE Auctioneer LIVE STOCK ond REAL ESTATE BROKER Ph 49 H I I Bowl Regularly for Good Health AT Our J Eight New Streamlined Alleys Al.so INQUIRE ABOUT league Bowling Let Us S pply You With Candy, Gum, Cigarettes, Cigars, Lunches a d Pop Come in and we'II make you feel at home Blue Eagle Phone 4 Holstein, Iowa Congratulations to the Class of l9-48 siiiiiliiinii Bill Agnew Dependable Insurance of All Kinds and , Courteous Service Phone Phone 327 Holstein, Iowa 254 - 80J Herman Libke W. E. Jackes, Agt. Drugs Sundries Conaway N IC KLAS and Clothing 8. Shoes Sfolley The Nyal Quality Store Nationally Advertised Phone 27 Wallpaper Paint Clothing With Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of Freeman Shoes 1948 Phone 238 Holstein, lowa Try the Drug Store Fi.-gf Cigars Cigarettes Best Wishes to Closs of l948 lHHllHS iusiiiniiiiiiviii Co rl Thomos, Prop. Farmer's Co-op Station We Strive to Please Look tor the Co-op Service Sign 'l-eR ondG g Gdy dCOpT Compliments of the Green Lantern Cafe H l I Ph 20 iiiiiliii W 1 Where Old Friends Meet HMSHIN SIHH HI-INK Home Owned . . . Home Controlled HOLSTEIN, IOWA McArthur Refrigeration FLCLFLANML Jeweler Service for GIFTS THAT LAST- COMMERCIAL SALES ' also Slcelgas Appliances Phone Maytag Washers Crosley Products HOLSTEIN IOWA Stewart Warner Radios Slllllllll lllllllll Cash Buyer of CREAM - - POULTRY CASH For Your Dead Stock We Pay Highest Prices Tankage For Sale Robert Jackes, Truck Driver Phone 367, Holstein, Iowa Mrs. Harold Breytogle Phone 37, Holstein Pedersen Garage Phone 54F22, Cushing Ross Implement Co., Phone 97, Cushing EGGS GALVA Phone 204 Holstein, lowa CONGRATULATIONS TO I948 CLASS TEXACO GAS 81 OILS I Cigarettes Candy Stop In ond Try Our Service WlTT'S SERVICE Jack Witt, Prop. I Mile South ot I-Iolstein, Iowo gZQo CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I948 Motor Inn Co. There's a Ford in Your Future F. W. SOSEMAN RU HLOW HARDWARE MAJOR APPLIANCES GIFT GOODS AND DISHES KING 81 BLEASDELL lnsurance - Bonds -- Real Estate - Loans First State Bank Building W. P. CRANE Physician and Surgeon Phone: Office and Residence 55 Calls Answered Day and Night L. H. WAGN ER .Dentist Office: Old Savings Bank Bldg. C First Floor? Phone 279 GLADYS L. WEEDE RAABE Fire, Tornado and Automobile Insurance Phone No. 141 C. F. BESORE, JR. Lawyer Holstein, Iowa SIMMONS BEAUTY SHOP Phone 232 It Pays To Look Welll' CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I948 Central Telephone Company R. P. WHEATLEY Insurance, Real Estate and Loans Resident of Holstein For Over Half a Century Phone 36 IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL Stop at WES McCREA'S Barber Shop ERICKSON OIL STATION Modern Motel JAMES W, MARTIN, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Holstein, Iowa DI ERKS GARAGE Chevrolet Service SORENSEN BARBER SHOP Laundry Service Basket Leaves and Returns Phone 201 Tuesday and Friday DR. T. ORTON LINGLE TRUCKING Chiropractor and Expert Trucking Service Scientific Manipulation l-We sfo'-Tk - Grain First State Bank Bldg.-Phone 3 Phone 237 senden af 77457 Dorothy Arp Audrey Breyfogle Verlo Breyfogle Verdeon Bremer Gerone Comorigg Gordon Ccrstens Doris Ewoldt Robert Fritz Arlene Gries Delores Goettsch Robert Goettsch WWW Mory Ann Honsohn Herbert Hunt Dole Huenecke Virgil Jensen Jomes Longlond Loren Lorenzen Dolores Lemke Elwoyne Moser Dole Meyer Lornc Meyer . Dolores Michoelsen Vol Gene Moeller Virgil Ptolzgrcif Delores Ruhser Russell Stomp Esther Scherner Floyd Sosemon l-lorold Schubert Bob Vollmor Don Vollmcir Kenneth Wulf lHHlSllNSHN Sllllll Mokers ot Good Photographs for 20 Yeors Morch i928 - to April i948 Albert K astner Representative For FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Lite-Auto- Farm Protective- Hail Phone 32 Holstein, Iowa MEYER DAIRY Phone 107 Holstein, Iowa JESSE H. LEONARD Attorney Office: Second Floor Old Holstein Savings Bank Building Phone I O6 WARREN E. CURTIS R. S. PORTERFIELD, D. V. M. Certified Public Accountant Holstein' Iowa Phone 34 OLSON S FOOD MARKET VERNIS Your Friendly Shopping Center Repair shop Phone 50-F Phone 9 Holstein, Iowa Holstein Iowa For Radios, Wiring or Appliances Gnd Veterinarians EBERI-IARD ELECTRIC phone 273 A. J. Kahl R. L. Stubbs l Res. Phone Res.Phone Phone 153 Holstein, Iowa 301 164 EMI L l-IERRMANN Mobilgas Station - Automotive Repair Phone 184 Holstein, Iowa DR. O. A. LANGLAND Dental Surgeon Phone: Office 119 - Res. 247 Holstein, Iowa l-IANSEN-HULL Funeral Home Holstein A Home and Service Available to All Ambulance E. A. Hansen, Res. Mgr. Wilson-Hull, Operators Phone 79-227, Holstein Correctionville, Ph. 29 G. VAN l-IEMERT Dealer in Live Stock Phone 95 Holstein, Iowa L EM KE 'S Food Market Fancy Groceries and Mea Stop ond shop where your Congratulations To The Closs of 1948 MHHHV3 mnuw sump IHHEKINH SEHVIEE GAN MHHNVS IHVEHN AN W NS N if N . , 1 . J. A